Odessa American Capsule Policy Editorial Note
The Odessa American states its Capsule Policy urging voluntary spending over forced distribution. It invites reproduction of editorials with proper credit, reflecting the paper's stance as a freedom newspaper in the Permian Basin region.
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EPA bans lead additive MMT amid car pollution debate
The EPA refused Ethyl Corp.s request to continue selling the MMT additive, saying it could not prove it would not raise emissions. Ethyl argues the ban harms gasoline supply and engine performance, while critics warn it may raise prices and spur illegal use. The piece likens EPA action to an authoritarian tactic and questions the costs and benefits.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Ethyl Corp
EPA
Ethyl
Confidence in our economy and federal spending
A critical column argues that large scale federal control and domestic spending hollow out gains, increasing government share of the economy, debt, and taxation. It cites rising welfare outlays, a shifting budget away from defense, falling private investment, and eroding business confidence, while praising farm productivity and export records.
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Export-Import Bank
Germany
Japan
National Industrial Conference Board
Washington, D.C
William Simon
U.S
Nikita Krushchev
Iowa
Kenya Transition May Bring Moi to Power but Halted Dictatorship
A Western advisory letter discusses Kenya under Kenyatta’s heir apparent Daniel Arap Moi. It notes tribal tensions, Kikuyu dominance, Moi’s cautious rise, and fears of elite manipulation and potential assassinations to preserve power while limiting Moi’s autocracy. It highlights the GSU’s strength and army top brass rewards as Kenyatta’s legacy.
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New York
Africa
Middle East
South Africa
Kenya
Jomo Kenyatta
Kenyatta
South Korea
Park
Chile
Pinochet
Philippines
Marcos
Moi
Arap Moi
Mulinge
Sultan Hamid
Carter inflation fight faces test in veto battles
Washington views the coming weeks as a pressure point for President Carter to veto key measures. He already calls a $10.2 billion public works bill wasteful and inflationary, while tax cut and tuition credits loom as pivotal tests of his resolve to curb inflation amid Congress overhauls.
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Carter
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ike
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Senate
Finance Committee
Russell Long
D-La
Long
Policy botch policy botch in Rhodesia visa row
The State Department blunders over Rhodesia visas for Sithole and Smith, with critics calling President Carter's policy disastrous. The piece argues the transitional government seeks orderly, multi racial elections, while Mugabe and Nkomo lead today’s terrorists. It denounces U.N. sanctions as a flimsy excuse for denying visas.
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James J. Kilpatrick
H. Washington
State Department
Rhodesia
United States
Carter
California
S. I. Hayakawa
Salisbury
Washington
Ndabaningi Sithole
Executive Council
Sithole
Andrew Young
Richard M. Moose
Robert Mugabe
Joshua Nkomo
Nkomo
Civilia
Mugabe
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